Raytown Clinic - Dental and Medical Clinic

6303 Evanston, Raytown, MO - 64133

(816) 356-4325

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About This Clinic

Prices are offered at a discounted rate so they cannot accommodate a sliding fee scale.

Services available include:
                Cleanings
                Fillings
                Sealants
                Crowns
                Simple extractions
                Root canal therapy
                Bridges
                Partials and dentures
                X-rays
                Comprehensive dental exams


First-time patients receive x-rays, a cleaning, and a comprehensive evaluation for $89.00. Your dentist will then discuss with you a dental plan for your next visits.
DENTAL FEES*
Oral Evaluation (problem-focused) – $ 30
Oral Evaluation (comprehensive) – $ 30
Complete Series of X-rays – $ 40
X-Ray – first periapical – $ 10
X-Ray – each additional periapical – $ 10
X-Ray – Bitewing (set of 4) – $ 20
Prophylaxis – Child – $ 20
Prophylaxis – Adult – $ 40
Periodontal Maintenance – $ 50
Scaling and Root Planing (per quad) – $ 55
Composite Filling – $ 45
Composite (2-Surface, primary or permanent) – $ 55
Composite (3-Surface, primary or permanent) – $ 65
Composite (4 or more surfaces, primary or permanent) – $ 75
Veneer – $ 450
Crown – $ 425
Root Canal – $ 400
Extraction – $ 75
Extraction with x-ray – $ 95
Night Guard – $ 300
Partials (includes custom tray) – $ 475
Dentures (includes custom tray) – $ 575
Flipper – $ 400
Custom Tray – $ 75
Denture Reline – $ 200
Inman Aligners – $ 600

Work Hour

  Mon – Closed

Tues – Medical&Dental: 9-12 & 1-4

Wed – Closed

Thurs – Medical: 11-3 & 4-7

Fri – Dental: 9-12 & 1-4

Sat – if scheduled

Sun – Closed

Service Area

Raytown


2026 US Federal Poverty Guidelines

for the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia

Persons in family / household Poverty guideline
1 $15,960
2 $21,640
3 $27,320
4 $33,000
5 $38,680
6 $44,360
7 $50,040
8 $55,720

For families/households with more than 8 persons, add $5,140 for each additional person.

How Free & Low-Cost Dental Care Works

Many communities have clinics that charge little or nothing for dental care. They are usually run by nonprofits, community health centers, dental schools and local health departments, and they often rely on grants, donations and public funding. Some serve everyone on a sliding fee scale, while others focus on children, seniors or people without insurance. Every clinic sets its own rules, so call ahead and ask what you qualify for.